Sentence examples for suggest somehow from inspiring English sources
"I keep hearing some people suggest somehow that the process is moving away, not closer," Mr. Kerry said during remarks with Sweden's prime minister, Fredrik Reinfeldt.
It is a celebration that manages to suggest somehow that this was all very carefully rehearsed, without ever actually being rehearsed, an entirely non-accidental collision of ambition, talent and meticulously assembled skills.
"Do you suggest somehow what, that they sort of just hang around the city, do you suggest they hang around the job center office, do you think they come live with you?" Mr. DiBrienza said, raising his voice in disbelief.
"Whoever is the next president of the United States if they come in and they suggest somehow that that global consensus – not just 99.5% of scientists and experts but 99.5% of world leaders – think this is really important I think the president of the United States is going to think this is really important".
"I know that there have been folks out there who suggest somehow that if we went out there and made big announcements, and thumped our chests about a bunch of stuff, that somehow that would potentially spook the Russians," he said, before explaining why it wouldn't have.
"We've seen that over the last couple of years the tendency to suggest somehow that government is taking something from you and giving it to somebody else, and your problems will be solved if we just ignore them and don't help them," Mr. Obama said.
"It's really funny when people say that because that suggests somehow that's not what the kids see anyway.
Steve was extraordinarily clever in suggesting somehow by using an Apple product you were taking on the man.
In his annual State of the State speech, he suggested somehow leasing the state lottery in order to improve the university system.
In trying to reach the deeper truth of the Shoah, his book suggests, somehow a single image, poem or dream can get closer.
"But there are matters of meaning that go beyond that". In trying to reach the deeper truth of the Shoah, his book suggests, somehow a single image, poem or dream can get closer.
